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Why Mike Vrabel Believes Drake Maye is the NFL’s MVP

The Patriots’ quarterback led the NFL in completion percentage, passer rating, and QBR in 2025.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 5

Why the Raiders Fired Pete Carroll, and Seven Candidates to Replace Him

The former Super Bowl–winning coach is a one-and-done, but Las Vegas has options with the No. 1 pick in the draft and Tom Brady connections.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 5

Albert Breer’s 2025 NFL Playoffs Preview, and Why Each Team Can Win the Super Bowl

Executives and coaches weigh in on the 14-team field, including input on X-factors, fatal flaws, under-the-radar players and big unknowns.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 5

Josh Allen ‘Good to Go’ for Bills Sunday After Foot Injury Scare

Allen has been dealing with a foot injury since Week 16 against the Browns.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 2

Fab's Five Big-Name Fantasy Football Players Who Could Be Busts in Week 18

Big-name and highly drafted players can be challenging to keep out of your starting fantasy lineups, but sometimes recent poor statistics or a bad matchup warra

Sports Illustrated · Jan 2

Hot Names to Watch As Potential Future NFL General Managers

Some are closer than others to running their own team, but these are who will likely be in the mix should GM spots open around the league.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 2

Drake Maye Fires Back at Criticism Around Patriots’ Strength of Schedule

The rising-star QB made clear that there are amazing players on any team.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 2

NFL Week 18 Picks From the MMQB Staff: Ravens and Steelers Battle for Playoff Berth

Our writers and editors pick winners in all 16 games, including matchups with major postseason implications.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 1

Follow the Money in Our Top 10 Business of Football Stories for 2025

Players got rich, owners got richer, the top tier of college sports became professionalized and much more.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 1

How this strange NFL season broke the Coach of the Year mold

The NFL’s coach of the year race is unusually deep, but no one navigated more obstacles – or adapted more – than San Francisco’s Kyle Shanahan

The Guardian - US · Jan 1